Business is “Booming” for Casino Software Giant Microgaming

Online mobile slots creator Booming Games partners with Microgaming.

Microgaming has an impressive track record in the online casino software business. Its roots deeper than all their competitors, having produced the very first online casino games, as well as the very first online casino. For two decades, the company developed more interactive slots and other gambling amusements than any other company.

Now, they’re securing the most impressive contracts with third party companies to do most of the work for them. The team at Microgaming’s Isle of Man-based office is still hard at work, but a number of smaller companies are delivering exquisite content to keep the games menu growing faster than ever before.

Microgaming Signs Online Mobile Slots Brand Booming Games

Business is really “booming” for Microgaming these days. It’s been announced that Booming Games, developer and B2B provider of desktop and mobile slot machines, has inked a deal with the world’s leading iGaming software firm.

The new contract will see Booming Game’s portfolio of 60+ HTML5 games added to the menu of Microgaming’s industry-leading Quickfire platform. That software is licensed to well over 1,000 online casinos. This is a major step forward for Booming Games, positioning their uniquely themed, feature-rich slots games for delivery to a vast, multi-continental audience.

Some of the brand’s more popular titles include Booming Bananas, Golden Royals and Lava Loca. An extensive list of specialty features include 2-Way and 4-Way Pays, Interacting Symbols, Paytable Selector, and Vertical Multiplying Paylines. The full variety of online slots are available in a wide range of themes, with low, medium and high variance options to suit all types of players.

You can view and demo the full collection of Booming Games digital slots here. Or, visit any Microgaming online casino to play them for real money.

Microgaming and Booming Games Celebrate Partnership

As always, Microgaming is happy to bring another supreme developer of digital games under its wing. For Booming Games, however, this latest partnership solidifies their position as a long-term member of the casino software industry. Such was the sentiment of Frederik Niehusen, Chief Commercial Officer for Booming Games, in a statement announcing the deal.

“We are excited to partner with an industry leading content provider like Microgaming,” said the Booming Games CCO. “By distributing games through Quickfire, we will significantly expand our reach and continue to grow in regulated markets, as well as strengthen our position with leading operators.”

Microgaming’s Director of Global Operations, James Buchanan, is equally enthusiastic over their latest partnership. “Booming Games’ recent expansion into regulated markets is one of many reasons why we are adding its portfolio to our Quickfire platform,” he said.

“We are constantly looking to provide our operators with the best gaming content via a single integration, and Booming Games’ wide range of slots are equipped with unique and innovative features to further consolidate our position as the must-have provider in the market.”

Microgaming’s successful approach to teaming up with B2B online mobile slots companies started in 2011. That year, Quickfire added iForium, Nextgen and Genesis Gaming to its list of games suppliers. 2012 saw the addition of Virgin Games, Sheriff Gaming and Rabcat. Over the next few years came Push Gaming, Novigroup, Comtrade, Betdigital, Just for the Win, Pariplay, and now Booming Games.

This combination of in-house and out-sourced creativity is one reason Microgmaing’s Quickfire platform is able to boast no less than two brand new slot machines every month. It’s no wonder the online casino software giant is, and always has been, the number one content supplier for the digital gambling realm.